King Bhumibol Research Paper

Elvis “The King” Presley has always been a popular musical artist since the 1950’s. His music was striving and is still popular today. From the start he was bound to become a musician. His music had created its own type of genre which is why it is so unique. Even from the grave he is still known for not only his songs, but the conspiracies surrounding him and his death. Elvis was a figure that was for sure ahead of his time.

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B.B. King’s reign as “King of the Blues” has been as long as that of any monarch on earth. B.B. King continued to have his crown at the age of 76, and he was still light on his feet, singing and playing the blues with never ending passion. Time has no effect on B.B, all time does for him is make him more popular, more cherished, and more relevant than ever. Even though B.B. King has passed, he’s alive as the music he plays, and the world can’t get enough of him.

The senator of the 19th district, Michael Hastings of Orland Hills, Illinois has been a part of many different areas throughout the years from the military to an attorney. According to Hastings’ biography from his website, “He was selected an Illinois All-State Football player, served as student government president and later qualified for an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point” (Sen. Hastings). By attaining a liking from his community he was voted to move higher up throughout the political rankings. Over the years he has been able to handle many situations such as attaining high standing medals and awards which later led to him being elected to the state senate. From his biography he stands to hold the title

Looking for a bit of history while in town? Just north on Broadway is housed some of the most intricate items from Blythe’s past.

A man with ambition to be better, is a man that is unstoppable. Standing tall, with a book in one hand and his other hand is reaching out towards you. He wants you to come and join him in furthering your education, he wants you to not let the circumstances and odds that are against you; hold you back from gaining higher education. He wants you to do so, at the university he founded himself, he is Dr. William Hooper Councill. The statue of Dr. Councill on Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University, is a direct symbolization and representation of the extraordinary individual that he was. Dr. Councill knew that with education, he could hold power and change the lives of others, and that is exactly what he spent the rest of his life doing and is continuing to do so even decades after his death.

Melba Pattillo Beals is a teenage girl who got excepted with eight other kids to go to an all white high school called "Central High". Melba and the other were tormented and threatened the whole time they were there. Melbas family and friends gave her the strength to get through her problems even if she wasn’t wanted at Central High. Melba made some white kids who were different, She was in a life or death situation a couple of times at Central High.

Unfortunately, many people find themselves as victims of bygone eras. People who have experienced traumatic events often exhibit symptoms of mental damaged, long after the catalyst is removed.Therefore, many of the victims find solace in differing coping mechanisms. Others drink themselves to oblivion, some gamble their fortunes away and a select few lose a desire to communicate.

Oliver Brown, an African-American parent residing in Topeka, Kansas, sent his daughter Linda Brown to an all-white school. The school rejected Linda because of her skin color so Oliver Brown filed a class action suit against the school. It was originally ruled in favor of the Topeka Board of Education but appealed to the Supreme Court in 1954. The NAACP essentially combined this suit with several other similar suits filed against their respective all-white schools in Delaware, South Carolina, Virginia, and South Carolina and represented the black students in the Supreme Court case. Thurgood Marshall, who later became the first African-American to serve as a Supreme Court associate justice, was the lead attorney for the plaintiffs. The Fourteenth

According to legend, Sundiata was a righteous king. He was loved by his people because of his generosity, and feared because he punished the wicked. Sundiata was considered a hero. Dictionary.com describes a hero as “a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a model or ideal.” Not only does this definition fit Sundiata, it perfectly describes my Uncle Rick. My Uncle was loved by all for his courage, generosity, and patience.

During the summer of 2016, a new statue was made to represent history. It was called the Birch statue, named after Adolpho Birch. He was the first African-American to serve the state’s chief justice. He served as chief justice from 1996-1997.

TOMMY BOLIN leaves his home at the age of 15 years old to pursue his dream and passion to become a famous guitarist and have his own band. The memories of his childhood still haunt him, including his abusive father.

Martin Luther King Jr. says “justice too long delayed is justice denied” (King 5). When in Birmingham, Dr. King was put in jail for his illegal actions. He was trying to fight for equal rights among the blacks and whites. The government would not allow him to protest peacefully and accused him of breaking the law. King used the natural law theory to justify his actions in Birmingham, and argued that what he did was the right thing to do. However, I do not completely agree with the natural law theory in that what is natural versus unnatural is ambiguous, and can differ depending on one’s location and past experiences.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said “We are going to have this kind of vigorous protect. My hope is that it would be non-violent. I would hope that we can avoid riots because riots are self-defeating and socially destructive”.

Mikael Blomkvist is an intrepid investigative reporter in Stockholm, Sweden, who has been convicted of libel against Hans-Erik Wennerstrom, a powerful business mogul. Following his trial, Blomkvist is determined to clear his name. After getting a mysterious phone call from a lawyer representing Henrik Vanger, the well-respected retired CEO of Vanger Corporation, Blomkvist meets with Vanger and learns of the mysterious disappearance 40 years earlier of Vanger's 16-year-old grand-niece, Harriet Vanger. Blomkvist accepts the business proposition that Vanger offers him: In return for trying to solve the mystery surrounding Harriet's disappearance, Vanger will provide Blomkvist generous financial compensation in addition to proof that Wennerstrom